Ideal for desktop setups, this black Neewer TL283 Extendable Desk Mount with Ball Head Blackfrom Neewer TL283 Extendable Desk Mount with Ball Head Blackis designed to clamp onto any table or desk up to 2" in thickness to secure your gear to a top 1/4"-20 screw. Its ball head features 360° rotation and handles up to 6.6 lb (tilted) or up to 22 lb (vertically), allowing you to use the stand to support your camera, light, and other devices. The stand is adjustable from 17 to 40" in three sections that securely hold their height with twist locks.

Height: 17-40", 3 Sections    Load Capacity: 6.6 lb    Vertical Load Capacity: 22 lb    Maximum Clamp Range: 2"    Includes Ball Head with 1/4"-20 Screw    Aluminum Construction

• The C-clamp features rubber pads to avoid scratches
• The ball head's U-shaped notch allows -45 to +90° tilting for portrait or landscape orientation
• The included 1/4"-20 male to 1/4"-20 female screw adapter will mount your device in a fixed vertical position
• In the vertical position, the ball head can support up to 22 lb
• It has robust aluminum construction
• It is lightweight and portable at only 24.3 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this 4.5 or 2.5 pounds? The specs and the overview page list different info

A: The Neewer LT35 LiteTrip Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Panoramic Ball Head weighs 2.49 lb / 1.13 kg.

Q: 2. Will it work on a mic stand?

A: If your mic stand has a 3/8"-16 or 1/4"-20 mount, the Lume Cube Ball Head Camera Mount would be able to mount to it.

Q: 3. I bought the LUME Cube 2.0 and the ball head is included. Is this the same one ?

A: No, according to manufacturer packaging, the mount included in basic package is a simple cold shoe mount that does not have ball mount features (pivoting).

Q: 4. Can the ball head be removed from this tripod?

A: Yes, the ball head on the Neewer LT35 LiteTrip Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Panoramic Ball Head can be removed. It has a 3/8"-16 female base mount.

Q: 5. Can the metal "cold shoe" damage your camera by being conductive?

A: There are no known instances of this type of accessory damaging the hot shoe. If you notice, the bottom plate has no pin thus no way to touch the flash contacts.

Q: 6. Can the ballhead be removed? And if so, is there a threaded connection point? What size thread?

A: The head is not removeable on the Ulanzi MT-16 Extendable Tripod with Ball Head.

Q: 7. Hi, is blue base part plastic or aluminum? Do it have any plastic parts that carry weights?

A: The Neewer T222 Extendable Camera Monopod with Stand Base is made of plastic and metal.

Q: 8. Would act like a ttl. flash on a Sony a7 ?

A: Unfortunately, I do not quite understand your inquiry. In regards to the Lume Cube Hot Shoe Mount, B&H # LULCHS11, this is simply a flash mount (a ball head with a cold shoe on the bottom of the unit and a 1/4 -20 tripod thread on the top of the ball head). It is designed to allow you to connect the Lume Cube 1500 Lumen Light onto a camera's standard hot shoe. If you are instead inquiring about the Lume Cube 1500 Lumen Light, while the unit may be used as a strobe, it does not have automatic TTL capability.

Q: 9. Can you remove the head?

A: Yes, Neewer TP62 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head comes with a 1/4-20 -3/8-16 short center column That replace the short center column with the build in ball head. Therefore you can connect any other ball heads on the tripod.

Q: 10. Can an Arca Swiss L-bracket be used on the supplied head?

A: An Arca-type L-bracket is compatible with the Neewer TP62 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head.